What is a magnetically coated ribbon of plactis capable of storing large amounts of data and information at a low cost?

How do you take care of a caterpillar?

The previous answer was lame and inmature. 1. Do research on your type of caterpillar. If you don't know what type it is then I suggest using Google images to find the species( type a short description of the caterpillar). What you should research: * What leaves it eats ( if you can't find anything try a half slice of cucumbre mine adores it) * What leaves it can be poisoned by * Wether or not it is a rare species (if so i would put it back where you found it) * It's life exspectancy as a caterpillar * Wether or not it willl transform into a butterfly ( versus a moth) * What type of butterfly/moth will it turn into * The size of home required to keep it as a butterfly/moth. * It's life exspctancy as a butterfly/moth 2. Set up an invirement where it will live as a caterpillar. What you will need: *At least enough leaves to cover the base of your home ( a suggested minimum one foot by 20 cm) * 5( at minimum) coffee stir sticks *Tape (the stickier the better) * at least 3 sqaures of an egg carton * Clear plastic wrap (Optional, my caterpillar home has no lid and my caterpillar has never bothered to try to escape) What you'll need to do: *Tape the stir sticks on the side of your box or container *Place the leaves down to cover the base (I like lots of leaves so my caterpillar can hide ) *Place the piece of egg carton somewhere( placing it against a side makes the home look more appealing) *Place the caterpillar inside *If you chose to use plactis wrap then place it over the box/container *Tape it to the sides *careful not to stab your caterpillar, poke lots of holes in the plastic wrap 3. Keep up with your caterpillar To do so you must do these things: *Replace the leaves weekly(maximum) *Check the caterpillar daily *Clean out the droppings daily *Examine the leaves to see what he/she was eating *Watch for progress in starting a cacoon. *Examine the caterpillar for any form of parasites(if they have them put the caterpillar out of it's misery)